Category: International Relations & Diplomacy
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Georgia’s New “Foreign Agents” Law
Georgia’s new foreign agents law labels NGOs with significant foreign funding as working for foreign powers, harming its EU accession prospects and drawing criticism for being anti-democratic.
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Flying the Flag
The EU’s role in Indo-Pacific security is evolving, marked by updated strategies and increased naval engagement to address emerging threats.
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Europe’s Struggle for a United Stance in the Middle East Conflict
EU’s internal divisions hinder unanimous decisions in the Middle East conflict, despite recent progress in humanitarian aid initiatives.
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In the Year of Anniversary
20 years after the EU’s historic expansion, discussions over Ukraine’s accession emerge. Will this enhance security or escalate tensions?
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Collaboration is Everything
MSC@Amerikahaus showcased discussions on vital security issues and strategies for Germany and NATO amidst ongoing crises.
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Canada’s versus Mexico’s Stance on Ukraine
While Trudeau’s Canada is siding with the West in supporting Ukraine, López Obrador’s Mexico tries to stay neutral.
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Democracy and South Asia
In South Asia, Bangladesh and Pakistan face election controversies; India holds fair polls despite challenges.
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Behind the Ballots of the 2024 Russian Presidential Election
In the upcoming Russian presidential elections, President Putin is expected to portray himself as the unchallenged leader, maintaining his dominance over the Russian state.
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Hiding in Plain Sight
Over the past years, open-source intelligence (OSINT) has gained increasing public attention. This background article analyses the power and methodology of OSINT.
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EPIS Basics: Thucydides’ Trap
The text explores Thucydides’ Trap: rising power sparks war. Fear, honor, and interest are key motives for conflict. Creative diplomacy offers a path to escape the trap.